A quiz to start the first lesson of the day at 8.30am with the children, which they love because it brings out their competitiveness. Whilst yesterday an adult group used a Pearson textbook with a DVD produced by the BBC. It was about the 'Noughties' amd how basically, especially for men, the age of childhood, or as it is now termed 'kidadulthood" has stretched the length of time people play and act like teenagers. This is because men apparently like gadgets.
 One contributor to the clip, from Sheffield University, claimed that the majority of games in the world are now purchased by adults. Does this paint a wonderful picture of us as a society?
As for me, I must do the hoovering before lessons, a 'gadget' I'm not especially fond of using:)